The Canopy at Irvine's Great Park: T&T Supermarket & More

The Canopy at Irvine's Great Park: T&T Supermarket & More

The Canopy at Irvine's Great Park: T&T Supermarket & MoreRuth Bruno
Published on: 24/07/2026

The Canopy at Irvine's Great Park begins opening in phases in 2026, anchored by T&T Supermarket's first Southern California store, In-N-Out, and Philz Coffee.

Gateway Village Irvine: 1,138 New Homes Break Ground

Gateway Village Irvine: 1,138 New Homes Break Ground

Gateway Village Irvine: 1,138 New Homes Break GroundRuth Bruno
Published on: 24/07/2026

Gateway Village broke ground in North Irvine on June 23, 2026, bringing 1,138 new homes, a 700-acre preserve, and a trail extension. Here's what's ahead.

Free Movies on the Lawn Returns to Irvine This Summer

Free Movies on the Lawn Returns to Irvine This Summer

Free Movies on the Lawn Returns to Irvine This SummerRuth Bruno
Published on: 23/07/2026

Irvine's free Movies on the Lawn series runs through August at Hicks Canyon Community Park, part of the city's Summer in the City event lineup.

New Luxury Homes Take Shape at Summit at Orchard Hills

New Luxury Homes Take Shape at Summit at Orchard Hills

New Luxury Homes Take Shape at Summit at Orchard HillsRuth Bruno
Published on: 23/07/2026

Crestview at Summit at Orchard Hills is Irvine's newest luxury new-construction neighborhood, with homes from about $2.9M. Here's what's available now.

Super Irvine Market Reopens Bigger at Parkview Center

Super Irvine Market Reopens Bigger at Parkview Center

Super Irvine Market Reopens Bigger at Parkview CenterRuth Bruno
Published on: 22/07/2026

Super Irvine International Market has reopened at Parkview Center, doubling in size with new global food sections. Here's what's inside and where to find it.

Irvine's Oak Creek Golf Course Could Become a Nature Park

Irvine's Oak Creek Golf Course Could Become a Nature Park

Irvine's Oak Creek Golf Course Could Become a Nature ParkRuth Bruno
Published on: 21/07/2026

Irvine City Council approved a zoning change opening the door to a 50-acre public nature park at Oak Creek. Here's what it means for the neighborhood.